The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-26

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msiier things have heen moving rishi
sipog
ARLINGTON.
--0siug 10 the absencs Of Rev. DR. Can.
Geld no service was held at 81 James
church On Sunday.
I'll. T. Eaton ot West AflisgiOn has
gone TO Washington d. G. 10 attend The
nsiioSal dfill
Noel C5le is suffering by an ulcer thai
has formed In hls night eye. He Is treated
BY Dr.. Phillips
Mrs 4, Il Shaw and son Henry are
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs l. 4.
White, IT Hoosick Pals.
$50 Rev Mr.. Cook will preach TO the
members Of Dndley Post No. Is q. A. II,
on Sunday next at the Congregational
church 10 East Arlington.
H. n. Shaw superintendent Of II. A.
Hslss chair works at East Arlington IL
taking vacation aud. together with bis
wife will visit friends at Adams and Bos :
ton Mass
MIR Charles Garfield has moved his
family to South SALISBURY where be is
employed as superintendent in the sash
and blind department OF the Eagle Square
CompAny's works. rhe best wishes Of
their many friends attend them
Memorial services will be held at
Town Hall Vt 10, a m. The Arlington
Cornet Band will furnish tie instrumental
music. aud the vocal music will be under
the direction OF Mr. n g. Hard. Hon. j
X. Batchelder will be President OF the
Day aud Major Josiah Grout Of Derby
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives,
will deliver the address. The Ritual
service OF the q. A. Il. will be performed
at St. james church yard aud Evergreen
Cemetery aud graves at the other Gene
teries will be decorated by details OF the
Post
Now that our townsman G. A. Bundy
is proprietor OF the st. George hotel, Lake
Lauderdale, we are interested in getting
news from there. The hotel is now open
and in frst class condition, some needed
repairs having been made. The soil boats
have been cleaned aud painted and are
ready for business. The steamer George
l.. Williams will be in readiness for pleas
ure parties next week Some very nice
bass and pickerel, weighing as high as
Tour and five pounds have been taken from
the lake this spring, Farmers in this sec
tion complain bitterly Of the dry weather.
HEADQUARTERS DUDLEY PosT,
No. 2S. q. A. r.,
Arlington, Vt, May %, 1887.
General Order No. q.
LIST The comrades OF this Post will
meet at the residence ~ Co.arade Grant.
East Arlington, on Sundoy May 20, at 8 a.
N. and from there march 10 the Congrega-
tional church to attend divine service.
2nd = Ga Memorial Day, May 80, all
Of the Post are requested to meet
1t the post rooms at 8 a. M, sharp, for the
purpose OF observing tho day in prope
manner.
Bird Every comrade is requested to
year the regulation hat. cord and wreath.
md on the left lapel OF the coat the q. A.
R. and memorial day badge.
4th - Comrade n L. Andrew, officer OF
be Day, is hereby appointed Marshal and
will be obeyed and respected accordingly.
5th-Comrades Harrington, Hulett and
Imedon are hereby detailed to decorate
oldiers graves at Centre Shsftsbury.
CAN'T, Andrew and Bundy are
etailed to perform like service at the
Vest Arlington cemetery.
Comrades; Another year has passed
nd we are called upon again to honor the
memory OF fallen comrades by strewing
pom their graves the beautiful and fresh
overs Of spring. Let us do it with will
% hearts and be thankful that, while all
yer the land there are new graves to
ecorate, we have no new ones here this
ear. And yet the services of the day
i'll be more solemn from the fact that
oldiers Of the g. A. X. will perform for
he first time the sad duty OF decorating
he grave OF the founder OF Memorial Day,
he great and lamented Gen. John A.
ogan, and may we perform the duties Of
ie day with more willing hands than
yer, always remembering that the old
,g would not now be waving but for their
'ivices, BY order OF
FAyE1TE SPEPHARD, Com.
RrNpy Adif